Man Sought In Double Shooting Is Captured In Atlantic City
Twenty-six-year-old Rashid McGee faces charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault and multiple weapons offenses stemming the Dec. 19 shooting.
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Twenty-six-year-old Rashid McGee faces charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault and multiple weapons offenses stemming the Dec. 19 shooting.
Three southern New Jersey residents are accused of forcing the girl to work as a prostitute at motels in Mount Laurel and Cherry Hill in March 2015.
Twenty-seven-year-old Jeffrey Mander was among 28 defendants charged in two offender sweeps under "Operation Predator Alert," a joint operation by state and federal officials.
A report shows the eight operating casinos, collectively, earned just over $2.5-billion -- 6.5% less than in 2014.
East Brandywine Deputy Fire Chief Joseph Edwards was 15 minutes into a workout when a man on the treadmill in front of him collapsed.
Cherry Hill High School East will host the quarter-finals of the International Championship of High School A cappella Saturday night with their own group aiming for first place.
Gov. Chris Christie unveiled plans to re-create a state prison as a drug treatment facility and slash the estate tax.
The Ron Jaworski Golf franchise is branching out again, with this week's purchase of its fifth golf course in South Jersey. And they've got plans to make some big changes, in short order.
The New Jersey legislature has approved a measure that would authorize a study of issuing electronic driver's licenses in the Garden State.
Agnes Zhelesnik is officially the oldest living and working teacher in America.
The $23 million sale of Atlantic City's former Showboat casino to Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein was completed Friday.
Rowan College at Gloucester County announced two programs this week aimed at making college more affordable.
State lawyers said in the response to Kaci Hickox's federal civil rights lawsuit that health workers acted with the public's safety in mind when they had her quarantined.
It looked like all fun and games as you watched about a hundred middle school students from Camden split into teams and go through various basketball drills, but there was a lot more to it and the students seemed to get it.
A three judge federal appeals court panel in Philadelphia has sided with Ichan in his demand to strip workers at the casino in Atlantic City of their pension and health insurance as a condition of his plan to purchase the facility.
